PEGI EYERS
 "Gather the Women" |  "Earth Mother Motorcycle" |
My womancentric artwork (mixed-media and embroidery) has been featured on the covers of the feminist journal CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIES!
"CWS is a feminist quarterly featuring current writing and research on a wide variety of feminist topics accessible to the largest possible community of women. During 28 years of publication, a forum has been created for women to exchange ideas, personal experiences, expertise and creativity. By demystifying our communications with one another, we are actively working towards serving as a middle ground between the scholarly and the popular, between theory and activism."
"CWS is a feminist quarterly featuring current writing and research on a wide variety of feminist topics accessible to the largest possible community of women. During 28 years of publication, a forum has been created for women to exchange ideas, personal experiences, expertise and creativity. By demystifying our communications with one another, we are actively working towards serving as a middle ground between the scholarly and the popular, between theory and activism."
 Pegi Eyers-embroidery/paper | Poetry from Canadian Woman Studies, Volume 29, Number 3 The world The world is understood only by the eternals; water, fire wind and sand, patiently recording. by Farideh de Bosset www.faridehdebosset.ca |
 Pegi Eyers-embroidery/paper | Poetry from Canadian Woman Studies, Volume 29, Number 3 Beach Fire we burn huge logs charm perils outward keep dragons back with hawthorn and sweet grass this hour's dancers tall grey-bending around standing stones cast shadows long on sand let me gain traction for courage to dart out into night with fire's flare by Joanna M. Weston www.1960willowtree.wordpress.com |
Canadian Woman Studies is an indispensable resource for the feminist reader! Learn about CWS and order your copy >HERE<
 | Pegi Eyers is also the author of Ancient Spirit Rising: Reclaiming Your Roots & Restoring Earth Community, an award-winning book that explores social justice, nature spirituality, the ancestral arts, and resilience in times of massive change. www.stonecirclepress.com |
